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					<description><![CDATA[This is a great post Sally! Very informative. I agree with you. Yes there are many similarities between the two but the post exertional malaise is unique to ME-CFS. It&#039;s interesting how many people with ME-CFS are also diagnosed with fibromyalgia. I wonder if it&#039;s because it is more widely accepted and understood, and has some treatment options. Believe me, if I could exercise I would! On a side note... Many doctors try to tell people that they are exhausted because they are depressed. I&#039;ve been depressed and the big difference is this - when I&#039;m depressed I don&#039;t care about anything. Not exercising, not socializing, nothing. BUT, with ME-CFS I WANT to do all those things and more but I can&#039;t! My body won&#039;t allow it. And of course, depression does not - can NOT - cause post exertional malaise. &lt;br /&gt;Kristina, BC]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is a great post Sally! Very informative. I agree with you. Yes there are many similarities between the two but the post exertional malaise is unique to ME-CFS. It&#39;s interesting how many people with ME-CFS are also diagnosed with fibromyalgia. I wonder if it&#39;s because it is more widely accepted and understood, and has some treatment options. Believe me, if I could exercise I would! On a side note&#8230; Many doctors try to tell people that they are exhausted because they are depressed. I&#39;ve been depressed and the big difference is this &#8211; when I&#39;m depressed I don&#39;t care about anything. Not exercising, not socializing, nothing. BUT, with ME-CFS I WANT to do all those things and more but I can&#39;t! My body won&#39;t allow it. And of course, depression does not &#8211; can NOT &#8211; cause post exertional malaise. <br />Kristina, BC</p>
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